時が解決するって英語でなんて言うの？

My two favourite expressions would be: 1. Time heals all wounds - this means that no matter how bad the pain is, it will decrease over time. Therefore, time is the best doctor. It heals you. It heals your "wound". A wound is generally a physical sore that has been received, but here it refers to any type of situation causing pain. 2. Tomorrow is ANOTHER day - this means that today will end. Tomorrow will come and things will feel different. After time, your feelings will change. Whatever you are feeling today, is not the end of the world.

1. This expression means if you give something time, or allow for time to pass, or if you're patient, things will be get better. eg: You will feel better soon. Just give it time.

Time is a great healer = said to mean that a painful or difficult situation will seem less bad as time passes. "My condolences on the passing of your best friend. Time is a great healer and I'm sure you'll feel better before too long." Many perceived problems are really very trivial and unimportant but for some reason, we imagine they are critical factors in a happy life. "My watch has broken and my lover isn ignoring me. I'm so depressed!" "Don't worry! In 2 months all these problems will have passed!"

Time healths everything. You'll feel better in no time. Just be patient and you will feel better. Eg : You will feel better soon, time heals everything! Don't worry about a thing. You'll feel better in no time.

Distant memory means that as time passes you will forget how bad you felt. The feeling will just be a dim memory.

Hello Momkoko :-) I hope this helps! A) Time heals all wounds. - People eventually 'Get over it' B) It will get better with time. - Things will get easier/ the hurt / pain will become less with time.

As time passes, problems suffered today may gradually seem or affect you less and less until the pain completely disappears. Time, the great healer, will have done its job. This is a proverbial saying meaning that with the passage of time, the pain your friend is feeling after his girlfriend broke up with him will gradually disappear. The idiom 'time heals all wounds' can be used to comfort someone who has just failed an exam for example, and is feeling very sad. You can tell that person not to worry, because 'time heals all wounds'. This actually means that with the passage of time, the sadness of having failed the exam will disappear. So, you may say: You are feeling very depressed because Jill has broken up with you today, but time is a great healer. or You are very sad because you failed the exam. Don't worry, time heals all wounds.

This is true that time heals all wounds. With time, the pain we feel at the start will lessen. Tell your friend that the more time that passes will allow them to be able to look back on the situation and not feel as sad. They might even be able to see a brighter side of the situation as time goes on.

All of these are popular expressions that people use to explain that after some time, everything gets easier. "Time heals all wounds" is so popular that it can be considered cliche, as it is often printed on posters or other inspirational materials. For sending a card, it is perfectly appropriate, but when speaking to a friend, it may sound like you are generalizing their pain to a cheesy saying. "Give it some time" and "You'll feel better in time" might sound more genuine than a popular cliche, so it might be better to use these if a friend is truly in pain. "Give it some time" literally means that they should wait awhile, and will probably feel better soon. "You'll feel better in time" is probably the most simple and clear, but sometimes sad people don't like being told how they will feel, so I think "Give it some time" is probably what I would prefer to use.

"Some things take time to pass": This phrase explains to us that certain things require time to go away or to clear up. They don't just disappear overnight. "Let time heal all your problems, it's the most natural way": This phrase tells us that we should leave our problems to take care of themselves and let them go in the most common and normal way: The natural way which is the most straightforward way there is.

If you want to tell someone that is upset/depressed that it will all get better in time, you can say something like "Everything gets better with time." or "time heals everything.". These are very common sayings/phrases related to time and healing.